Log 5

Arts & Photography

Cynthia Davidson

Sarah Whiting

R.E Somol

Architecture

Anyone Corporation

Log 29 [paperback] Cynthia Davidson,UNStudio,Reiser + Umemoto,Sylvia Lavin,MOS,OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen,51N4E,Barkow Leibinger,C+S architects,Sam Jacob,Neil M. Denari Architects,Emmanuel Petit,Preston Scott Cohen,Sarah Whiting,Cynthia Davidson [Aug 21, 2013] … 0983649170

Log 29

Emmanuel Petit

51N4E

Sylvia Lavin

Sam Jacob

Preston Scott Cohen

UNStudio

Reiser + Umemoto

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen

Barkow Leibinger

C+S architects

Neil M. Denari Architects

Log 31: New Ancients recognizes the sudden reappearance of history in the work of an emerging group of architects, curators, theorists, and, of course, historians. Drawing a parallel with the 17th- century quarrel between the Ancients and Moderns at the Academie franc aise, guest editors Dora Epstein Jones and Bryony Roberts present the work of practitioners who explore the contemporary possibilities of history. This Spring/Summer 2014 issue particularly emphasizes drawing that synthesizes technology and precedent, including a Piranesi-inspired digital reimagining of Istanbul and an animated analytic drawing of Borromini s San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane linked via a QR code in the magazine. In this issue Mark Jarzombek promotes literalist Pop-Arch; Sarah Whiting speaks on formalism; Jorge Otero-Pailos shoots a bullet through an apple; Sarah Blankenbaker challenges objecthood with perspective; Jason Payne theorizes the Albanian bunker; Zeynep C elik Alexander probes data as architectural knowledge; Andrew Atwood outlines a discourse of rendering; Urtzi Grau &amp; Cristina Goberna embrace copies; Emmanuel Petit suggests a history of volumetric precedents; Anna Neimark links Beaux-Arts drafting to constructivism; and William O Brien Jr. explores anachronistic formalisms. Plus: Daniel Sherer on the tensions between the architectural project and the historical project; Enrique Walker on scaffolding; and commentaries on the King s Gambit, self-portraits, and drawing spheres; even a proposal for rebuilding the Acropolis ramp. In short, a look into history s history as a way to circumvent the paradigm of constant mechanical innovation.

Log 31

David Gissen

Mark Jarzombek

Bryony Roberts

Dora Epstein Jones

Jason Payne

Andrew Atwood

Cristina Goberna

Urtzi Grau

William O'Brien Jr.

Jorge Otero-Pailos

Matt Roman

Jonah Rowen

Daniel Sherer

Enrique Walker

Cameron Wu

The works presented in this volume by American/German architectural team Barkow Leibinger range from prototypes and installations to buildings such as the recently completed Tour Total, in which form and space evolve by means of the handling of material and new technologies and tools.

FOSTER, HAL

Carson Chan

Brett Steele

Iwan Baan

Hatje Cantz

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